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1. 1. House music is starting something

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 August 2003 STILL& very much in its infancy, Our House Music has risen from the grave of Startin’ Somethin’.

2. 2. Lemar - Dance With U (Sony Music UK)

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 August 2003 HE may have whooped and shrieked within the walls of the Fame Academy, but Lemar's debut solo single is a much more restrained affair.

3. 3. Morley calls the tune

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 August 2003 PAUL Morley is obsessing about Kylie, the (sort of) heroine of his new book, Words And Music.

4. 4. Litmus test for Mancs

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 August 2003

   CLASSICAL music group Litmus have produced an album of re-workings of Manchester classics.

5. 5. Manchester's keeping it local

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 August 2003 COULD& the renaissance of the Manchester music scene be the reason why the Bridgewater Hall is bringing so few international orchestras to the city?

6. 6. Gig of the week: TVH-3

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 August 2003 BOASTING& daft haircuts and obscure electro music long before they were cool, it's hard to imagine Manchester music without Music Is Better.

7. 7. Soprano to hold fundraising concert

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 August 2003

   NORTHWICH-born soprano Helen Massey is performing an exclusive concert in her hometown to raise funds for her studies at the Royal Academy of Music as well as a new school building in the town.

8. 8. Richard X and Kelis - Finest Dreams (Virgin)

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 August 2003 BOOTLEGS are dead - the music press said so last week.

9. 9. Gospel according to Luke Unabomber

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 August 2003 LUKE& Unabomber and Only Child are on the eve of putting out their third compilation and rather scarily are about to celebrate their club's eighth birthday& on Saturday, August 30& at The Music Box, with guest Peter Kruder,& one half of production legends Kruder & Dorfmeister.

10. 10. Isaacs heads Respect line-up

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 August 2003 FOUR music stages, a buzzing alternative market place and a family-friendly arts and crafts field are just some of the late summer treats promised for Manchester's first free Respect Festival tomorrow in Platt Fields.

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